Grateful Dead Live at Robert F. Kennedy Stadium on 1995-06-24
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Jack Straw, Althea, Little Red Rooster, Friend Of The Devil, El Paso*, So Many Roads, Promised Land Iko Iko, Way To Go Home, Saint Of Circumstance-> New Speedway Boogie-> That Would Be Something-> Drums-> Space-> The Days Between, One More Saturday Night, E: Black Muddy River
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FOB Nak 300's at 6 feet, then up to 8 feet. 40 feet from stage, DFC. Into a sony D-7. Dat > Sblive > cdwave > mkw audio tools >SHN
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!drewski1972
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March 8, 2022
Subject: 1990's drums an d space
Subject: 1990's drums an d space
Mickey and Billy did great drumming in the 90's. The grateful dead was turning a corner, from playing rock and roll to playing more soulful and spiritual. Alot of people mistook this for lazy playing or seeing a "bad concert". I'm glad of seeing many shows in the 90's and being there for the experience. Peace and love all the way.
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Candyman1967
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August 31, 2019
Subject: Sizzling, Hot & Streaming
Subject: Sizzling, Hot & Streaming
I was there and I tell you the music filled my soul Jerry looked tired and grey but sounded amazing! The final and absolutely the best Days ever!! Hands down, no debate, chilling on a hot summer night. New Speedway->TWBS I remember well. Final FOTD. The music was amazing, I just don't understand where the criticism comes from. Did you see the same show as me?? The Althea was great and the Jack Straw opener, Yes! I've seen worse shows in the 80's This one, IMHO, goes down in history.
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Mark Scalise
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October 10, 2018
Subject: BMR
Subject: BMR
The first Black Muddy River since 1991, and very likely related to Bruce Hornsby's presence. Clearly unrehearsed, but never better timed than this last tour. Again on 7/5 in Missouri, and then of course Jerry's last song in Chicago.
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JenSheg
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August 29, 2017
Subject: My Final Show
Subject: My Final Show
This was my final Dead show so no matter how great or not great the music was; it always brings tears to my eyes. We had spent most of the day under the bridge by the river listening to the drum circles and then the encore was Black Muddy River. Anytime I hear BMR it brings tears to my eyes.
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Faretheewell
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May 5, 2014
Subject: Pathetic show
Subject: Pathetic show
I almost gave away my ticket for the next night I was so pissed. Fortunately I went, as I wouldn't have wanted my last memory of Jerry to be this show. The only real high point was Bruce, with the occassional Bobby input. This may have been the lamest show that I saw over 22 years of active show going.
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zzzboxofrainzzz
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May 15, 2013
Subject: 2nd to last show
Subject: 2nd to last show
Review this in Jan. 2011 after not listening to it since a month or two after being at the show. I'm actually starting to like this first set. Even Promised Land [a song I heard way too many times] was decent. And Jerry's playing has been good for '95. More importantly, his singing is solid for a guy whose voice was shot from years of smoking cigs and drugs. Jack Straw was pretty damn good. Actually remember dancing to it back by the sound board and thinking that maybe he'd gotten things in check after the last show I'd seen [first night in Jersey. Nuff said]. Anyway, rest of set is decent with So Many Roads being a highlight for me. Truth be told, of all the '95 shows I saw and/or have listened to, this is pretty much the only first set where I wasn't asking "where's Jerry". Nothing searing, but pretty leads in which you can feel and hear the pain and fatigue of all those years of life on the road giving his all for us dead heads. Moved closer to the front for the second set which is just starting now with what I consider a fairly energetic, albeit "standard", version of Iko Iko. Never liked Vince's vocals [tolerated his playing b/c Hornsby sitting in on many of the post-Brent shows], and usually preferred Samba over Way to go Home. But this version of WTGH is actually listenable. Probably b/c Jerry can be heard playing behind the vocals. But once again, band in sync. Only thing missing is a searing jam.... And that is pretty much how the rest of the set went- -other than Days Between and New Speedway Boogie. I remembered standing in RFK thinking the lead on Days Between was one of the most haunting, yet beautiful, leads I'd ever heard. Even more haunting than some of the killer Stellas of prior decades- -perhaps because Jerry was projecting his own pain rather than having to channel the regrets, loses, and sorrows of others. And New Speedway Boogie was always good to hear. Great lyrics, and Jerry seemed to enjoying singing it.
Long story longer and even more tedious.... Almost 18 years ago my buddy and I trained back to where his car was parked, then drove to his house in Potomac wondering why we didn't get to hear any "dead jams" and musing about how old and tired and smacked out Jerry looked. As I sit here today listening once again, it actually sounds good. Not vintage Dead. But good pace. Decent energy. And if Bobby hadn't jumped in with the vocal on Saint of Circumstance, it had some potential to get to that next level.
Whatever the case, very listenable. Solid for summer 1995. I am reversing my original assessment, i.e. I now think Jerry's overall playing was better the next night. But at the end of the day, no regrets about attending either show. Only regret? That Jerry never had the chance to get clean, lose some weight, and get back on the road as a healthy man. Don't wish this for me [sure,I'd give a lung for one more show], but for Jerry. He gave his heart, body, and soul to the fans. He deserved some time to live for Jerry.
Long story longer and even more tedious.... Almost 18 years ago my buddy and I trained back to where his car was parked, then drove to his house in Potomac wondering why we didn't get to hear any "dead jams" and musing about how old and tired and smacked out Jerry looked. As I sit here today listening once again, it actually sounds good. Not vintage Dead. But good pace. Decent energy. And if Bobby hadn't jumped in with the vocal on Saint of Circumstance, it had some potential to get to that next level.
Whatever the case, very listenable. Solid for summer 1995. I am reversing my original assessment, i.e. I now think Jerry's overall playing was better the next night. But at the end of the day, no regrets about attending either show. Only regret? That Jerry never had the chance to get clean, lose some weight, and get back on the road as a healthy man. Don't wish this for me [sure,I'd give a lung for one more show], but for Jerry. He gave his heart, body, and soul to the fans. He deserved some time to live for Jerry.
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the wheel73
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February 8, 2010
Subject: You owe me (1) shirt Garavuso
Subject: You owe me (1) shirt Garavuso
That was my favorite flannel your ex-wife threw up on. :P
It was such a hot sweaty mess on the field. It was probably for the best we headed for the nosebleeds after she got sick.
This show isn't terrible for 95'. (back-handed compliments ftw!)Days, BMR, and Speedway are all quite good. For those searching for great Days Between, check out 3/17/93 Landover MD.
It was such a hot sweaty mess on the field. It was probably for the best we headed for the nosebleeds after she got sick.
This show isn't terrible for 95'. (back-handed compliments ftw!)Days, BMR, and Speedway are all quite good. For those searching for great Days Between, check out 3/17/93 Landover MD.
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eastcoasthead
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October 16, 2009
Subject: another day in the rain
Subject: another day in the rain
everyone knows that this summer was not the best summer the boys ever had, but it did have its moments. We all remember our first and last shows with the dead and this was a decent weekend to walk away from. I was glad to see Jer and Dylan together for the last time the night after this. Musically it was not thrilling but the energy and jerrys grin said it all, he was stoked to be onstage with his hero and we were stoked to see it happen. A muddy river was a nice breakout and well played for sitting on the shelf so long and the NSB is also nice. The highlight of this weekend was a nice shakedown opener the next night that was in the twenty minute plus range if i remember right and a brokedown that sends the chills up my spine when i hear it.
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sydthecat2
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October 16, 2009
Subject: New Speedway Boogie
Subject: New Speedway Boogie
God knows the summer tour of '95 was a nightmare. God knows that they shouldn't have been on the road at all. And god know that the Jerry was so lame at most of these shows that the band should have been handing out refunds.
But listen to them charge through New Speedway Boogie with Hornsby. Many times on this tour as I have said before on this archive, something would happen and Jerry would suddenly "wake up" and play a string of glittering notes or sometimes just get down so deep you would wonder "Where the hell did that come from?"
Lots of talk about the "Days" here but this "New Speedway Boogie" is probably my favorite version of the song with the exception of the night they revived it in February of '91. I saw them play it a few times in the 90's and it was never as good as this. They seemed to just run through it most times.
Here Jerry suddenly seems to get down. Hornsby catches the moment. The band realizes that Jerry is suddenly there and let's give 'er. Check out the jam after the second verse and you'll hear why I would have walked away from this smoldering ember of a gig smiling.
God bless the Grateful goddamn Dead!
Three stars for the sound (one of the few AUD's of the 92-95 period I like) and three for NSB and Days.
But listen to them charge through New Speedway Boogie with Hornsby. Many times on this tour as I have said before on this archive, something would happen and Jerry would suddenly "wake up" and play a string of glittering notes or sometimes just get down so deep you would wonder "Where the hell did that come from?"
Lots of talk about the "Days" here but this "New Speedway Boogie" is probably my favorite version of the song with the exception of the night they revived it in February of '91. I saw them play it a few times in the 90's and it was never as good as this. They seemed to just run through it most times.
Here Jerry suddenly seems to get down. Hornsby catches the moment. The band realizes that Jerry is suddenly there and let's give 'er. Check out the jam after the second verse and you'll hear why I would have walked away from this smoldering ember of a gig smiling.
God bless the Grateful goddamn Dead!
Three stars for the sound (one of the few AUD's of the 92-95 period I like) and three for NSB and Days.
Reviewer:
aikojim2
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September 18, 2009
Subject: my last show
Subject: my last show
drove down to dc by myself (after the ny shows, feeling more than ever that the end was near, and not wanting to pass on the opportunity to see Jerry perhaps one last time. I remember leaving before the encore (which I never ever did) and listing to Black Muddy River while walking along that black buddy river that runs along the parking and vending areas outside of RFK. A haunting memory...
Reviewer:
Shad-O-Vision
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June 26, 2009
Subject: Bruce Hornsteen
Subject: Bruce Hornsteen
Yes, I think he does too! This was my first show, of 3 (the RFK the next night and the "Rain" show at 3 Rivers 6/30/95). Seen 117 DSO shows since :) Wasn't the best gig the dead ever had, but it has its highlights. Days Between is the ultimate version IMHO. I remember also feeling the drumz in my chest while we were down on the floor, about 40-50 feet back. I thought I seriously would need medical attention due to a ruptured spleen!
Reviewer:
OldSchoolJersey
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June 24, 2009
Subject: Question
Subject: Question
Is it just me, or does Bob say "Once again, thanks to Bruce Hornstein..." before Black Muddy?
Reviewer:
bryogi
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May 9, 2009
Subject: Final Days Between
Subject: Final Days Between
Can't listen to this one without weeping...
every word of Days Between is Scripture. Timeless and so profound, speaking to each one's personal experience and all we went through on our journeys.
Hearts of summer held in trust, still tender, young and green.
every word of Days Between is Scripture. Timeless and so profound, speaking to each one's personal experience and all we went through on our journeys.
Hearts of summer held in trust, still tender, young and green.
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Hephaestion33
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April 11, 2008
Subject: All The Years Combine
Subject: All The Years Combine
I have to agree with nick landess (and silberman) that Days is about as "adult" as Hunter ever got; this is a serious "darkness at the edge of town" attempt to define a greatness that he and we could see slipping away from us... I owned for many years a crappy audience tape of this show and yet the Days Between would still make my hair stand on end; perhaps it was the deliberate manner in which Jer teased out a huge jam, perhaps it was the rest of the boys providing a sympathetic backdrop for him to do so. Whatever the case may be, this Days absolutely stands the test of time and is worth it regardless of the rest of the show. This is the sort of thing one plays for friends who gave up on the Dead after '89 when one wants to prove them "wrong..." The '95 Dead will never compare to '69, '73, '77, '85, etc. However, this is an absolute monster version of this song and should be treated as such.
Reviewer:
nick landess
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January 16, 2008
Subject: Tarnished Galahad
Subject: Tarnished Galahad
I dunno -
My last show was the Monday Night show from MSG the fall before. I have tended to avoid 95 shows in general, as I was present at the blossoming of much of the bad juju that was going around the last couple of tours and didn't like it at all.
But I loved RFK shows in general, and just listened to most of this one kind of by accident at work.
It is true that this is not Jerry of '77, the young lion roaring. But it is a very passable old lion reminding us that he was once formidable, and learned many things on that road that are worth listening to.
Bruce pushes him nicely (although I heard someone claim once that Bruce stole Jerry's soul, and I wish I could refute that more easily than I can) throughout (Promised Land, Iko stand out on that stretch), and the Days Between bears great witness to what Steve Silberman wrote of the song: that it is "the most uncompromisingly adult lyric Hunter ever wrote."
The recording is maybe a little hot (FYI: I am listening to the online stream), with some bumps and pops, but conveys the intimacy and volume compassion with which RFK would reverberate with a good concert pretty well. And I love any show at which Phil is THIS LOUD.
RIP Jer. We miss you.
My last show was the Monday Night show from MSG the fall before. I have tended to avoid 95 shows in general, as I was present at the blossoming of much of the bad juju that was going around the last couple of tours and didn't like it at all.
But I loved RFK shows in general, and just listened to most of this one kind of by accident at work.
It is true that this is not Jerry of '77, the young lion roaring. But it is a very passable old lion reminding us that he was once formidable, and learned many things on that road that are worth listening to.
Bruce pushes him nicely (although I heard someone claim once that Bruce stole Jerry's soul, and I wish I could refute that more easily than I can) throughout (Promised Land, Iko stand out on that stretch), and the Days Between bears great witness to what Steve Silberman wrote of the song: that it is "the most uncompromisingly adult lyric Hunter ever wrote."
The recording is maybe a little hot (FYI: I am listening to the online stream), with some bumps and pops, but conveys the intimacy and volume compassion with which RFK would reverberate with a good concert pretty well. And I love any show at which Phil is THIS LOUD.
RIP Jer. We miss you.
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Tito&Smokey
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November 20, 2007
Subject: BMR
Subject: BMR
This was a very good night.First Black Muddy River in about 5 years.I love Black Muddy River..so should you
Reviewer:
smole
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July 15, 2007
Subject: Phish instead
Subject: Phish instead
Opted to see Phish playing in Phila on this night. Didn't seem as though we missed too much even with an outstanding looking set list as this one. Seem to remember Phish putting on a pretty good show too. After the show we hit 95 south for part 2 of our Phish/Dead weekend. Wasn't too many opportunities to do this. Seemed like a good idea at the time. My friend was a bigger Phish fan than me and I had seen a lot of Dead stinkers in the previous years. If RFK would still had allowed camping like they did in 89' I would have been at this show !
Reviewer:
jdre79
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June 15, 2007
Subject: A bold statement...
Subject: A bold statement...
This is one of my top five favorite setlists of all time!
Reviewer:
Ray Sachs
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March 18, 2007
Subject: Tale of two shows
Subject: Tale of two shows
These were my last two shows and the end of a magical run. The tour hadn't totally gone bad yet, but the scene outside RFK was pretty messed up. I saw some pretty poor Jerry performances in the previous couple of years, but this one was the worst ever. He was clearly effed up or just in pain. He looked like hell and could barely find the fretboard. The singing wasn't too bad but not good enough to save it. The rest of the band gave it their all, but it was a sad, sad night overall. I obviously didn't know what was going to happen later that summer, but I knew something was coming to an end.
But then the next night...
But then the next night...
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grateful kev
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October 26, 2006
Subject: decent show in d.c
Subject: decent show in d.c
good show with solid performances
1st set is hot 2nd set was very nice
1st set is hot 2nd set was very nice
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ME_Oakie
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March 28, 2006
Subject: Weird shuffle on the IPOD yesterday:
Subject: Weird shuffle on the IPOD yesterday:
Days Between from this show to 3.30.68 The Eleven Jam... Freaked me out that everything ran in sync except for the levels. Anyhow, this show was my second to last show, my friend and I had tixs for the rest of the summer tour but we decided to trade them for some stuff and wound up vending the rest of the tour. There were some shakey moments of almost every gd show I have seen, of course this year there seemed to be a lot more, however, I still have yet to see a band that puts forth the love like the gd did (a band that comes close but who are not on this website is GM). Regardless, this show wasn't the worst nor was it best...some moments came to fruition and some moments really disappointed.
For some reason the highlight, for many including my friend, of the show was Garcia jamming with Dylan however, if I remember correctly: Roster Saint NSB and Days were all pretty solid as was Jack Straw. Promised had a nice finish but no great shakes for everything...
I would probably put this show at a 2.5 but I think 3 covers it...not a failure but not above average.
For some reason the highlight, for many including my friend, of the show was Garcia jamming with Dylan however, if I remember correctly: Roster Saint NSB and Days were all pretty solid as was Jack Straw. Promised had a nice finish but no great shakes for everything...
I would probably put this show at a 2.5 but I think 3 covers it...not a failure but not above average.
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DavidGlasses
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January 27, 2006
Subject: Days Between
Subject: Days Between
We drove down to this show from NY and man was it hot-- the weather that is. Yes, '95 was not the best year for the Dead. But I loved the version of "Days Between" at this show. It was riveting at the time, and it holds up damn well on a subsequent listen. (Man, oh man-- for such a slow song, Jerry really held the entire stadium in his hands during that tune). In summary, it's not at all essential to download this show, but you should definitely download "Days Between." (You may wish to also download the very good "Black Muddy River" and "New Speedway"-- both were unexpected treats). Lastly, this was my final Dead show, and it wasn't a bad one to end on. Bruce sat in that night, there were some good moments, and I thought the band played better than I'd seen the previous weekend at Giants Stadium. Fare thee well, Jerry.
Reviewer:
Learn and love and grow
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October 30, 2005
Subject: 14 minute Days
Subject: 14 minute Days
This is not the band that played at the Fillmore in 69, Kezar in 73, Boston Music Hall in 76, or MSG in 90. That being said, there's still something there. Here and there, "it" happens.
The show's spotty. It's late in Jerry's life, but its quite clear he's giving the best he had to give. There's really something quite moving about these last dozen or so shows. Maybe I'm imputing too much, but there are some moments that are powerfully prescient.
Nice FOB, invest 12 seconds to DL a beautiful Days Between.
The show's spotty. It's late in Jerry's life, but its quite clear he's giving the best he had to give. There's really something quite moving about these last dozen or so shows. Maybe I'm imputing too much, but there are some moments that are powerfully prescient.
Nice FOB, invest 12 seconds to DL a beautiful Days Between.
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Wavey Davey
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September 8, 2005
Subject: DAZE
Subject: DAZE
Got my first copy of this show before tour was over and this Daze fuckin' killed me even before we had the retrospective last shows thing etc. goin'. Listen, It'll pull tears outta your face. Don't dry 'em off yet though, Black Muddy bring's 'em back. Dig the Iko too. Hell, check out the whole 2nd set. Thanks Bruce.
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deadtothecore
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July 9, 2005
Subject: 10 years so far
Subject: 10 years so far
I still remember how humid it was. We had the whole crew there. The last time.
FOTD was a different pace which gave me a good vibe with the whole show.
Went to better, but unforgettable.
FOTD was a different pace which gave me a good vibe with the whole show.
Went to better, but unforgettable.
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bigboypeete
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June 27, 2005
Subject: tito is crazy
Subject: tito is crazy
i dunno how u give this show 3 stars and a show from alpine in 90 3 stars, this show and the last 90s for that matter sound like shit compared to 66-90 i agree with the rviewer below regarding black muddy river, nice analogy to
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gonzoc
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May 31, 2005
Subject: Days Between
Subject: Days Between
I was alarmed at RFK the year before when Jerry started Eyes and then...just checked out. Okay, the outjam from He's Gone was pretty nice. But these shows just confirmed my fears. Until post-space, this one was going down the tubes fast. Jerry was somewhere else altogether. But in Days Between, he snaps out of it, and delivers, for me, the last glimpse of his true greatness. His solo here is fairly gut-wrenching, especially taken in the context of the times. After Days, lights out.
Then bringing back Mud. I thought that one had been put to bed for good a la Dayjob in the Brent era. It was ragged, certainly, and it was sort of like running into an old ex-girlfriend on the street.
Then bringing back Mud. I thought that one had been put to bed for good a la Dayjob in the Brent era. It was ragged, certainly, and it was sort of like running into an old ex-girlfriend on the street.
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Bzl
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January 18, 2005
Subject: Sweet show! Great recording!
Subject: Sweet show! Great recording!
I had a crappy master tape of the second set, and upgraded to this version. A *huge* difference! Jerry is really on for most of the show. Fantastic New Speedway > TWBS, and the Days is chill-inducing. Proof that the old guy could still "bring it" in 1995.
This will fit (barely) onto two discs if you move Aike (hot version!) and Long Way to disc 1.
This will fit (barely) onto two discs if you move Aike (hot version!) and Long Way to disc 1.
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patchesfluffnug
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December 20, 2004
Subject: My last show
Subject: My last show
This was the last time I got to see Jerry play with the boys. So many Roads gives me the Shivers and Black Muddy River brings tears to my eyes. We miss you Jerry
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johnnyg3
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July 24, 2004
Subject: DC Dead!
Subject: DC Dead!
IMO one of the best of 1995. Super hot and humid as usual in DC. Nice to walk in and see the Baldwin on stage. BRUCE!!!!
Best recording I have ever heard of that night. Many highlights(FOTD, Althea, NSB,) in a year nobody seems to want to remember. Most emotional Days Between I ever heard, live or on tape.
As far as stadiums went, RFK was great because it was the smallest. And I know I am in the minority but I thought it was cool the way the sound bounced off the back. Caveat: I never sat back there.
Best recording I have ever heard of that night. Many highlights(FOTD, Althea, NSB,) in a year nobody seems to want to remember. Most emotional Days Between I ever heard, live or on tape.
As far as stadiums went, RFK was great because it was the smallest. And I know I am in the minority but I thought it was cool the way the sound bounced off the back. Caveat: I never sat back there.
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Garavuso
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July 19, 2004
Subject: Dork at show
Subject: Dork at show
Okay, so my ex-wife vomited during the 100 degree heatwave/downpour/sunshower. We made it to the end of the 1st set before she started flipping out, paranoid-like. My friend Jay and I escorted her to the upper level and watched the crowd sway back and forth, the bleachers bounce, and the 1st Black Muddy since Cal Expo in 91. Yes, I did have my Super-Sized Deadbase with me at the show. I am pathetic.
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